The best part about the Rodin exhibit at the Pavilion? It’s FREE!
Auguste Rodin’s “The Thinker” is one of 62 of the French sculptor’s works that will be on display May 9 through Aug. 1. Art exhibits of this magnitude are rare in the state, and area students, artists and others celebrated the announcement Tuesday.
This is pretty exciting, even if these pieces are merely casts. I had a chance to see some of Rodin’s work in Atlanta a few years back, cool stuff.
Before the renowned European sculptor died in 1917 he donated his estate to the French government, as well as the right to produce original casts of his sculptures posthumously. On exhibit at the Pavilion’s Visual Arts Center will be castings from his original work.
Gawd, wouldn’t it be great if Sioux Falls had a cast of a sculpture by a great artist . . .
I heard a rumor that if you count the wrinkles in David’s sack, add to that the number of parking spaces at the county building and find the correlating # window frame at the pavilion, inscribed there is the long lost location of Mayor Munson’s personality.
Let me guess, you have already seen Dan Brown’s “Angels and Demons”?
Nope, haven’t even looked for it. That is one that I’ll pay to see in the theater.
Didn’t know you were a big ‘Tom Hanks’ fan. I learn something new about you every day.
I’m not saying I wouldn’t consider having hot gay sex with Hanks if he offered, but I’m more of a Dan Brown fan.
I like the way the chapters in all of his books are three pages long. Makes me feel smarter, cuz I reed reel gud.
So is it a good story? Ron Howard was chatting up the movie on Bill Maher the other night.
It is. I think you’d like it.